How to build
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Is there any way for me to build this myself? What is trim.h, are there specific dependencies I need
If not I'd like to request a x64 version of the chrollo DLL for the x64 version of gmod.
I'm not really sure because Visual Studio is pretty clunky, basically all I did was put the src/ files into the project repo. You can copy them into your visual studio 2019+ project src/ directory for a dll app, then it should compile to a dll. In the future I'll make this work with CMake so this isn't necessary.
Hi, I am also interested in building, but I'm just trying for the x86 Chromium version which has a different offset for the server name
"client.dll+67BBC0" struggling to setup VS2019 to build. Thanks for any help ♥
Hrm, I tried your recommendation but it didn't make a difference. To be more specific, I am running the x86-64 chromium branch (the newer one) but launching the 32 bit version. Also still showing an offset of client.dll+67BBC0
(Since its in the client.dll not the executable I don't see how your trick would work)
Thanks ♥
I'm not entirely sure, I'm going to guess that your running the second item on the list here, while im running the 5th (its slightly newer I guess based on the comment)
Either way I suppose I could switch to that version or just get better at c++ and VS2019 and learn something new ^_^
Thanks ♥
Well I got pretty darn close but I'm not sure what code was used for "trim.h" inside the replace.h since its not in the repository here.
Followed:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/walkthrough-creating-and-using-a-dynamic-link-library-cpp?view=msvc-160
https://www.technipages.com/visual-studio-disable-precompiled-headers
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50668814/vs2017-e0135-namespace-std-has-no-member-filesystem
But gets stuck on
C1083 Cannot open include file: 'trim.h': No such file or directory \source\repos\Chrollo\src\replace.h
Thanks for any help ♥